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NURTURING YOUR LEAD AS A NETWORK MARKETER
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Author: Journalist Wakeel Habudawaki
Published by: Wakeelite Publishing
Chapters: 5
Published on: 29th June, 2025
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I realized that many leaders are equipped to bring people in, but unprepared to build people up. Many have mastered prospecting, but have yet to understand pastoring. And truth be told, I was once one of them. That’s why I wrote this book “NURTURING YOUR LEADS AS A NETWORK MARKETER” to fill that gap. To remind you (and myself) that we are not just marketers, but mentors. Not just team builders, but people builders.
NURTURING YOUR LEAD AS A NETWORK MARKETER
By
Author: Journalist Wakeel Habudawaki
Published by: Wakeelite Publishing
Chapters: 5
Published on: 29th June, 2025
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